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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

| J. !. EdsardA q Psrslzna. i IL =.
IL Van Oh. q E.ssAA. !. i -
]: .. Morris. n. D. u sushanisA. /.
ID to city.
q M Tkorndyks and wifa, 81 Bakak
CITY, 0x.s are Is TIE Bxanswiek.
6soxRs q. tssael. Of Baker Cur, d VI.
ting friends n tie mesEopeiis.
Mra & h Hill and Msssss Fred sears.
Of Pom Blakeiy. are il the cay.
Jehn Forbes. promisans cfsixsa az
1acenna4 psid Seattle q vssis gs tsrday.
Aifsrs 0sooEn. Of Eqaak, and ". J..
Watkins, Of hsaeasiis, are ~ tbs Ocni-
densai.
Hon. J. T. BFown. Of olympis. ard
Senator Easene Oannsid, u Wnzsuosa,
ars n tbs aIIy.
Captain J. A. Hatflaad ia spenaina a
fe@ days among shs faFmeFs 10 1ne
loser S0and eoanfFy.
Sam r. Bernard. Of ssh Frsaaiscc,
and VIC. DAkllng. u Psrsland. beta
numerical touFEs1ss are IS sns Oeoi-
dental.
DR.. Wintermute, Of Tacoma cane 90
Be Gftle yesterday en some pFfsasa bRs :
nsss. and FetnFaed IN tne afteEn0on on
the klsetwe0d.,
Major Tainton and Drum Maisr Is
teEsnanks Of PORT Moody. and Oapsasn
II. IL. IIbbaiIa, eg koxf Townsend, are
guests A. sne BFanswiek.
d. &. Lyons, Of Esahe0k, n. Arm.
exoDg, Of MontanA, II. Binekman, Of
pnea0mish, Dr.. Pred 3. Williams, Of
PnyaIlup. and @. Peoples, Of Ekookum,
2ra as the Occldsnfas.
Il. n. Fulssm and L Il. Cyphsrs. Of
Snohomiah; n. M. Smlth and wife and
George l.. DAVIS, Of Makiltso: w.
WheeIen, Of Alderson; Thomas Hayden
and b. d. Axiom, OF skaRis; q. Harm0n,
Of Mount Vernon, and Miss b. Yozng,
Of Olympia, ara 80 tbs Bfnaswiek.
n. Barman and II. @. Sullivan, Of
Portland. Mrs. Fnayee and q. I. Uhl-s
man, Of Tacoma, n. Cowdan. ~ La
oenneF. /. O. Tall. Of San Francisco, j.
B. Myers. J.. r. Jones aud a. TIsaa. OF
Kent, A. +. Holt Of kenlo1, Z. d.
smifh, Of Lowell, and w. Nc Wllliams,
Of San Francisco, and Wa. Wallace, Of
New Hampshire are at the Arlington
W. II. Talbot, Indian ARent for she
reservations OF Madison, Sainomish,
Lummi, MnekiIshooi and Talalip, was
~ the city last evening. He states that
three weeks ago he delivered patents 20
% Indians. Of the Port n sdison tribes.
These Indianf wefe ell heads OF families.
lie will, In few days. make aIlotmants
30 tue Indians 0nsthe Muekilshoot Res
eFvation. Mr.. Talbot goes to Lummi
today.
wn. L. Lindsley Of Vashon, J. q.
Carson and Il. A. Gilman Of Olympia,
e. X. Jacobs Of South Kansas, Warren
j.. Gordon Of Vashon, Jsbn Creaf Of
vietotia. John T. Logan Of Fiorence, Il.
& Miller Of Eagle Gorge, f. d. Hall OF
Hedro, Miss Wade Of Kent, Jos. Rogers,
O. B. Weller and III. q. Smith Of Ia.
coma, Orion Byrd Of Rent0n, H. Hamil
ton Of Quileene, II. Il. Allen Of Cherry
Valley, and Charles b. Kohes of ST.
Paul, are 81 the NV England.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

Os A SPrr.-Y ssesdAy morning 20
Published an issrs to the effect that the
United States mail steamer Edith had
not arrived fram Port Townsend up 10
toe hour Of eur gaing 30 press. and YEA
tured she prediction thas she had been
disabled. This prediction vas based on
a report which reached hare by the
North Pacific during the afternoon that
on the down trip 90 PaFt Townssnd the
Edith had sprung her shaft. IL now
tranapiFes THAI instead of spTinging her
shaft one Of her holding down bolts
mad become to0aened, and that IL had
nothiaa 10 de with her non-aFrival here.
Il seems that after the Edith left Port
Gamble for Madison, she ives keeping
along close 20 sh0Fe 20 escape . strong
ebb tide, aud that she hunz up on Ptiot
Point Spit, Icing sand spit, extending
oct into The Soand quarter Of q mile.
Just norsh Of AppistFee Cove. The tide
was running cot rapidly, and the.
steamer remained there on the aands
until the flowing tide d1ased her OF.
Az II O'Clock the Washin ton started
oas Ia search OF the missing steamer,
aud on arriving at Port Madison learned
that the Edith vas all right. She came
on 90 Seattle, discharged the mails and
passengers and returned 70 Port Town
send. Captain Dave Hill. her new mas
ser, Joined her heFe, and went TO Port
Townsend 10 have The papers changed
Ia she custom heuss, and 20 take formal
command Of her. Tha Edith sustained
no injuries from being on the sand
several hours, Capitals ]. o. Britain,
In apeakinQ Of the matter said: ST is
a very eonmon occurrences fer steamers
drawing ten fest Of water 20 hang 40
ea Plloa Point SPIT. This spit extends
cat into the Soand over q quarter Of
mile. IFmeuabeF once The Phantom
vas coming - Seattle with - tcRs OF
baiidine stone on deck, when she
broughs up on this spit TIE tide left
her. and we kept her working until she
made for herself bed IN the sand.
sxpsated when the tide came II the
steamer woaid strain and We wOald be
compelled 30 thrsw the cargo oVsrooard,
bat TO ans saFpTiss. ste Heated on 40
nice as coaid be desired. without inluFy.
As said before, IL IL very common 90
currsnce fer steamers ia hang ap there,
and Captain :. d. Lihby could tell yea
Of dean or more such eAsts witch
have c0ms andeF bis observation DARING
nss long career on the Soand."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21
Remnants table linsns a. lsw a. I5<c.
CaxsrKR 0x.kAnx.

TACOMA DeAxtKsc TaoUPE--Coluz-
bia Hail vas ssxdp1 oa thursday
evening % Sc tbs sct4GR Of Tie aEuateaE
ssoapa fson faesns&. aRa xlRht veil
we're they pissed - soe pxyfosmanoe.
fhs aesine aas All good. and far better
taan mans tsassltug eoaapantae Whish
make RrazisE prslenssons. We hops
sbpv wiil cone agAia.-0lssAFt4 Irans-
erisi, g@As ~. lisa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

INSTALLATION or OFFfoKRs.-Seattle
Chapter No. 8, Royal Arch Masons, in
stalled It's officers for the Masonic yeas
essain6 AZ the regular meeting last
evening, aa follows: w. v. Rinehart.
High Priest; John +. Damon, King; f.
A. Pontius, Scribe; II. Butler. Treas
ursr; O. H. MeFrick, Secretary; s. j.
Simpson. OhaplAtn; w. W. Poole, Cap
tain Of the Hosf; Z. 8. InGraham, Prin-
eipaI Soiourner; @. W. Lawtoa, Cap
tain; !. n. Oochrane, Master of Third
Veil; II. Petersen. Master OF Second
Veil; M. Coetopech, Master Of First
Veil; e. ID. Knight. Tyler. Music and
refreshments and q speech from the
new High Priest followed ths installa-
ten exercises.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

Elsrrgox or OFrIczGs The Board
of Trade held is regular annual meet
tac last evening. A number Of matters
OF importance Gsre diseased and re-
ferred 10 The prapeF can0mtteees, After
which the annual election of etneeFs vas
held, wilh the following resrt,; Pfesi-
deaf. George b. AdaiF, First Vice PseSi-
dent. A. h. Stewart; Sc I'D Ntee p resi-
aent, =, A. Camrbell; Secretary, Charles
Il KittincST; 1FeaaareE, ]. Furth; Dir
recsarw. q. =. RAymond. 1aeoo EfAaen-
shal, .. A. Hatnald. ID. E. Darie. s. Bar
ter, Bailey Gatxert a1d J. 3. MD aGAll
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

OvERBoARD.--Yesterday afternoon =
large man. while attempting 10 board
the tug S.L. Mastick. fell from the gang
plank into the water. Fortunately, help
vas hear at hand. and the unfortunatF
man gas rescued after considerable diff
aculty. Last evening as the train came
In, brakeman 5harer jumped from tue
ears 20 tbs tFestls. A bright light daz-
xied him, and be walked overheard.
After being IN the water about twenty
minutes, he Vas rescued. He sustained
no serious injuries, bat came near being
drowned. as his companions did not
miss him for some time after the acct
dena
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

Profe@sr vanghan will organize his
dancing class for chiidren As Brown's
PAvtfion. second street. Saturday sitter
fashionable dances viii be sau4bs. us s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

Keep away from hoFss raees and
pool Feoms~ shouted man on New
Ysfk fertyhoat on Ohristmas eve. and
thea be impressed tAs advice apon his
bearers By taking 9 header into the
rant RSwaR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

Eastern theAters are proposing 10 give
free tickes "a q premium TO every lady
who viii take OF her hat during the
piay. This offer will make men wear
their bats. - - 30 be eligible TO TIE dead
haaR liza ala
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

- aas eF OsFRERs. Toe stock
- l I. % We BsllsnehAm Bay Railway
-. y. ~ ]. sAs'on Company head their a..
- ~ 1850 q Trustees l&ss wsdnes-
$780, ~ 80 sSs following rssaR, Eaesns
- =. n Jaqkssn, Il RAxser. \
Rs.essssA teea II. MeGFaw, =. h
49, 40 ". h Forseas. TIE
hauss. - fsqnessed tee Trustees 10
~ - gssneip&l cgiioe Of the CON-
80 Nhaleom Is Saaatla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

D. II. Jndkins, sAa seen siFest pho
ta9raphsFsh safhctsnaly recovered bis
bsaltk % nstsnd % business again, and
vii he Glad - see b triends 81 bis Ral-
lary. IRE aNaal eeod quality q work
eanxanfsed. ix7lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

The Ieitsrin9 Of the locomotives OF
ahe Chicago 4 Sa. L9uis Railroad, watch
Gas recenily sold to the management Of
the Atchisou, Topeka 4 Saata Ee. is be-
ing changed. and now g nnnber Of iron
hoFses are running bearing the inscrip-
ton, " Santa Fe Roats.r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

Remnant clearance sale this week.
CHETxA CxKAKz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

YoUNa LADIES, ArrEsrIosl-There
will be meeting Of the Young Women's
Christian Temperance Uaion on SAtaf.
day, January ed, Of o. m. at the
Methodist church. All young ladies are
cordially invited 10 attend. By order
of the President. is21 2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

Remnants black cashmeres-
CazMTxR Cz.EAKx-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

So. Remnants Of masIIns. hleacAed
aad uabieaehed. CHnsTKR CERkKx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21
wTnaur a narH

MedieaI Lake SAlt possesses greater
curative properties tAen any other
known rsns1y. Il positively cares
RHKrMkxzsA. NErEkxaI1.
CAxARAHs sEEz DKSKAszHs
DxsRMRSzA, EHZ
TosTR AcER. Ere. ETC
We VII refund TIE money wheFsxAr Il
fails 10 pxrform 81 4 claizs 70 do.
Trial paekaRss frs. 30 doses fer 81.
isIs i'm @. KRz4oaa = Co. Aesna4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

Try the Wes'eEn oaesn Savon. Il h
q thoroaghiy good soap Ask y0ar gro
eer fog IA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

25a.--A big lot Of toboggan caps 70.
duoed ffeG5 75c. and 81 80 $50. Clear
ance sale. CHRsTKR CEKARx. itlS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

is for 81, Canton flannel; I6efor 81,
white muslin; IA for 81, Lonsdsle mus.
lin. CHKsFKR CLRARY. ia19
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21
SHIPPING MOTIFS.
I Reported BY Special Corr. Leaned


7 Reported by Special Corr. Learned. ]
PosT townsend, Jan. 20.-Revenue
cutter Oliver Wolcott arrived last even
ing from Vactoris, and sailed this
morning for up Sound, 10 coal.
American ba-k Sycamore, Captain
Hautz, arrived today from San Francis
90. She proceeds 10 Port Gamble to
losd fer San Francisco.
Schooner Alice arrived last evening
from Port Ludlew. lumber laden. She
cleared this morning for Mexico.
Bark Northwest cleared this morning.
luUoer laden for San Francisco. She
sailed today.
Nor Relgan ship Sammerlide arrived
today Lumber laden from Tacoma and
cleared for Melbourne.
American bark Nicholas Thayer,
coal and lumber laden from Tacoma,
cleared for San Franctsce today.
American bark Qaiekstep. lumber
laden from Port Hadlock. cleared today
for San Diego.
The following vessels sailed from San
Francisco JAN 18th, bound for Puget
sound; Ameriean bark Henry Buck,
6S1 tons, Captain HoyeF, 70 load at Pert
Madison. American bark HespeE. 664
tons. Captain RYDER, vita cargo of Gen
eral merchandise for Seattle. American
bark Northwest, 10 load 9 return ears o
of lumber az Port Madison American
ship Ericsson, Captain Piummef, 10
load return cargo Of lanber at Port
Discovery. American bark Arkwrighf.
Captain killman. to lead = return cargo
Of lumber az one of the Puget Mill
Ce.'s mills. American schooner Charles
Hanson, TO load . cargo Of lnnbeF on
abe Soond
American bark Oolusa, Capt. HOvss,
sailed from San Francisco Jan. l5ah.
Sha loads q e2sRe OF lambsF at Peri
| Rlakely coastwise.
American bark General Butler, Capt.
Clapp. Il dave from San Francisco, AZ
rived yesterday 81 Port Gamble. she
loads return cargo Of lumber.
American bark Qn'cksiep. Capt. ia
eobsen. sailed yesterday from Port
HAdlock for Saa Diego.
| American ship Jeremiah Thompson,
Capt. Arey. VS. towed 10 81 yesterday,
lumber laden from P0Es Discovery fo'
San Pedro.
American barkentine Kliakifas IL load
/ inz a. Port LadIow fer Henoi0la. and
the Norwegian ship Rsya i leading fog
MeIesnrna.
| The following vessels are loading 81
PERI Ganhle. British bark kiooya,
Captain FssteF, for Melboarue. Amer.
can bark James Chesson, Capt. Cater,
for San Franchises. AmeFiczn bark Cali
forniA. Caps. Davis. for Melbourne.
American bark General Batter, Captain
Ciarp. for san Francisco.
American bark The0baid. Captain
Reed. 10 loaded With 3 cargo OF I00.0o<
feat Of lumber. and wiil De tewsd % sea
tcmogrew m0Fning By the taa Blaksiy
The Theohzld is bound for san Fran
ciscc-
Bark oakland sailed today, lambel
laden frem Posf Msdisun for San PFAn-
| cisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21

-. Remnants Of rlhbons.
cHmExz czsAHs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21
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o anwolw he k Flame Ow - - -
9 Ladtw and h
atuerso 15ysl
yarssl never L
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30

SoMs FEW WEEKS nso tie RRPUB.
LICAN rth,;;ed s1ns What severely
upon Mr.. William II Kyne, msm ber
Of the B5ard OF Etucl.ion from tbs
Flrss ward, his acton and couiuo: be.
Ing 81 ,h that be was accused nv this
paper viii having Gu! iyasei too olcss
an Acq 11lnlencs vi b the whl.key bot.
tie bssore be came 10 the meeting. Mr..
hyne has teen res.ive under the charge
ever sin ,s' aad las; nigh o. the specl oil
meeting OF the Board 10 rsla lon to the
High S ;hool trou o!es, he arose to q
question OF privilege and read from tie
REPUBLICAN the onj 4ctions5le nr.i Gle.
he STA .oi that TO the Dos; Of his know
ledge he never drank drop OF whi.key
In bis llfr; hat for the last ten month .
he had .drunk no intoxissLing liquors .,
oil, and ths; for the last eIzh. or ten
years he had never entered a school
room 10 au intoxl asei s.Aie. We hum.
bly, beg Mr.. Kyne's pardon, IS we we're
not aware that he had reformed hls
oonvtvial habits and We were led into
the error OF accusing hin OF being
drunk simp because be still oontIn
ued 70 aot ~ he DID years ago, before
MS e N Ieraucs refor n alton se. in. W,
are pleased 20 not only corrs,, our erro
but TO place Mr.. Kyoe before the com
nunt.y as q totA! apstainer from ali ir
tox!esdng drinks.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Is It q miraculous Conversion :.


1t does make . difference after all
| where . man 10 placed who speaks for
the workings OF . tariff. For instance,
when the editor OF the Every Evening,
. free trader, was as home editing D
free trade paper, he talked this way.
THE amount more which the mass
OF the people Of this country have to
lpay now for many Of their necessities is
about so per cent. Workmen who are
scared by the protection bugaboo OF
lower wages will please note that these
Necessities which now cost them ten
dollars would, with the tariff Off, cost
them ave dollars and fifty Ave oents.
Sse Every L vening July 20.
But the genial editor took . trip over
to Europe to See the great eclipse OF the
sun from an extreme eastern point OF
observation In Prussia. We are sory to
say that the dsy OF the eclipse wss a
cloudy one and he Was doomed to dis
appointment. His letters to the Every
Evening are, however, none the less In
teres.ing. Drinking in wisdo ON and in
| spirAsion from the sights OF London,
the great centre OF free trade, he writes
to his paper Of August 14h the follow
ling:
"Con;rary TO the generally reoeived
Impression in A DericA, / find article
OF rssdy-made clothiug very little, II
any cheaper, quality fol- quality, here
than .hey are III Wilmington. Goats,
psnta!oons, boots, shoes and hats range
nearly the same iu price Is at home"
Without comment we leave the edi-
tor to explAin the dI,crepAn Giles OF his
utteranoes when he comes home or TO
explain the cause. which have led to
his sudden conversion to the side OF pro-
teaaon.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Mussosl nneeuragsmsaa

4
! We sincerely hope that the vocal
musical snserprise started By Mr..
Samuel II. Bsynard and Mr.. N. D..
Olo sard will re,eive that honest oonsid-
GRAFTON and solid support 70 which lie
im porsanoe entities it. It 10 true, ~
these gentlemen say, thss possibly no
city Ia the Union, OF the same popula.
tion ~ Wilmington, has better musical
talent Ali that Is needed to bring Il
out Is concerted effort amongst tho
ohoirs in the city.
After ell thas may be sAid in favor
OF great organs, brass bands, and other
artif siAl means Of producing music,
there 10 no music 20 sweet and impress
slve % . choir OF well-trAined human
voices.
Toe screechings and rAspings OF 90
orchestra are lost amongst the attrs:.
lions Of On opera singer, who By his OF
her own efforts, keeps Thousands listen.
ing to . single human voice.
Al . general rule too much attention
has been paid to instrumental and no,
enough 70 vocal a usio. Oar German
friends, noted for their vocal musicAl
organ atoms, understand fully the su.
perior power of vocal over inssrumen.
tai music, Though they do not discard
the latter - IN aid, but they do not
constitute Ii . leader.
Messrs. BaynArd and Cloward rscog-
mixing that the Art-no, We will not
say art, bot the natural % lent Of voice
music. came to the aid Of choire, and
Qusrtettss, with substantial promlsss,
which we're published In yesterday q
REPUBLICAN,, and which vooAlisis
would do well to read. We wish these
gentlemen success In their new under.
taking.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
WANAH AK ER's
rAILADrLrAIA, Toe.oay. Auzus, n

fAILADELrHIA. rae.oay, Au. ust 20, lo,;.
They have caught the
gold and purple hues Of
Autumn sunsets on the
Rhine. German fancy wins
another color trophy in
zouave-red and gendarme
blue. German simplicity
throws in plain mixes, and
German honesty m a k e 8
them good, solid, true
There they are, a brieh,
array, a score of plaids on
broad, white cards, quite be.
wildering to the dry goods
man with a soul above
brown cottons. And he
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30

THE VERY god prizes realiz,d hy
osle & Ford for los away Gu. on Me
extreme western verge OF the city be.
yond Silgeroro,k Is Indicative OF q
healthy, active gro ~:h OF our city. No
only cspi:sllss who osn buy up Who'll.
squares, but hard working people who
are compelled to psy Tor the sm.llesI
lot by las ailments have faith In the
future prosperity ald growth OF VII
mington, aud they snow .heir sincerity
by purchasing lots upon which td
erect future homes for them selves. A
iew short Sesrs sgo tue land which on
saturday sole for five ani az dollars 8
foot would not have brought more than
hundred dollars an are
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
PhiladslphiA w,lningtea A Bal
timors Railroad.
yuns l0sA, 1857


Talne vm lssvs Wii1ingsen - 1ellsva
q, u, 80, ) 10, : q. y q, ii ID il d n,
= z, =: ss., : = : = ~ = ; 9: g .; :. q;
=. Ss..,s;; s. 9; 1.sSs.:s e 3 i: g p = r. 70 ,u
ssI, II y, II ii .. n, Il %, . "a, ~ and '.tS
'Aoeonnsd.ssen, -, a,,M sl.. res
.. m, . - Z %, n, 70. 70 and 10 % p. n.
70 81. II d I m.. ia n. i 8. nj n, - 70,
For Wsis onsstsr, via Lamokin. 80 and
SIS .. m, ss and l 90 p. m.
!.is, sSs s;.sfs o'D', I. !: .sS s1s q
Baltimors and interim sdiats slstions, 10 CO
d M, 8 u and II IS p. m
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7 0p. N.
Baltimore and Wilmington, 10, ~, oa
,e y "a II g :; m, y s, 'll', ia, 80, sle
Trans for delaware Division leave sor:
New Castle, Q %, 9 90 .. m, II %, -, a.
50 p. N. and II % night,
0sorgsssvn and Loves, % .. m, and %
For RsaoDoth, . % .. m. and 80 tKz-
s..iSrd !E1pr..., snp. m.
har,inston, Dslmsr and way ststiens.s u
EIp.ess ioi Harrington, SO ,. n. Va,
k1prsss for Dover. Harrington and Del
franklin Uty, 80 q n.
fort And Norfolk, II % night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. ist
Wilmington lexpressl, II -, D 70, -, 7 ~,
? 10, 700. IL Is, II 81 .. m, 10, Of, o.
30, sos, s II, eo7, ~, IL 20 p. n.
Accommodation . 90, 10 % .. n. y, 30,
s2I, 81. y. . ss 10 Oh 10 % and II II .. m.
Trains mAYked thus (s)Ars limited sxpfsA
upon Whinh extra fArs II charged.
SUNDAY TRAINB,
For PhilAdelphiA (exprees), 2 %. 3 "a, %,
IL, o10. II 81 O. m, ~, n and % D. N
Accommodation, e1e Q. m,, II 10, n
tlo, $50, 7 ". Q 20 p. N.
For Chester tsxprsssI, Z ls.s 10, II q .. u.
D ~ % and Q 10 p. N.
Accommodation, Q ls .. NJ, II 10, / 10 4 10
For New YORK tsrprsss,, q %. " go
: y, 8 u, II 81 .. m, 2 II. IN, - %, 100 ane
Tof West ghssssr, VIA L.nel,n. su.. m
For OApe Uh.r,ss, Old Point Comfort aue
Tor New Uastis, Middlstown, Clayton,
Dover, Harrington, Ssaford, Laurel an
DelmAr, II u night
bsltimors ano wssninsson, l -. Z u, . %,
nors. 81. and IL 90 pm.
Leave Phfiadeipnia, Broad street, fof vii
ningten lexpfess), u q . %, %, 3 10, II II
. m. os,e 81, and II 20, p. m.
Accommodation, sss, 10 - .. m, u %. ses
sle, sss and II T D. m.
ssfrsd 70 The ticket otios & the ssstion.
General Passenger ASsac
CHAM0 y. PueH General ManA~a.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30

The PENNSYLVANIA Demoora,s
win meet a. Alien own, In that State,
.o-oay TO say WHISTLER tuey will stay Oh
sne side OF protection or 20 over to free
trade. The surface tHdi cations are ths,
tney VIII settle down In the l.p OF free
uade. b far ss sPsnnsylvania's vote 1.
concerned 1t makes no differences
whether the Dsu1ora's choose pr.e,-
oon or frse trade, the 8 ate will 20 Re.
publican 10 any event, bat II the Dsno.
cratic party settles down for free trade
the Rapu sliceu party will have on,
hundred Thousand msj1rity iustesd -
the hhv Thousand that was expected q
tia next election.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Bzso Bali.

Gau es played yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures, Z; Athletic, 8
New york-Sew York, 5; Ind ianat %
lis. 4. Ten iupin2s.
Bostor-Boston. 2; Detroit, 16.
Washington-Washington, 3; Chlcs.
go 5. Seven inniDgs.
St. Louif--St. Louis,7; Brooklyn, 5.
Observation-Disclosures, 6; Baltimore, 6
Loulsvlile-Loui,ville, IA; Meiropoli
tan, 8
Pniladelphla-Philadelphla, 6; Pltts
burz,7.
Camder-Camden ,l6; august F 10 re,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
WILMIHGTOn a nvlrMERN u. u

WILMISG GTOn n HvsBTHERN NE
Time table in effect May 18th, 1897. 1rais
leave Wilmington (Frenoh st-eet) az follow
Fer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
netd, Wayneeburg Junetisn, Manor, Pottt
Vile, Ta@aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wei.
norsville and all points on the Philadelphia
and Reading X. R., 100 q. IN. and 2.Ab y. N
For Springfield, Waynesburg juno.
ton, Coatosvtllo. Embreovfllo, Lerapt
Uhadd's Ford and DuPont's and interms
diate points, 100 am, ~, and 10 D. IN.
For Coatesvtlle and informed late points
at Z 81 p. In.
For West Chester. 100 .. m. AIS and t.6
p. m.
For Now Bridge and intermediate poinu
e.lb p. m. and on Saturday, at 10 and ILL
p. N.
On Sunday for Reading and Intern odist
points, at 90 O. M, and for Springfield AM
intermediate points at e.lb p. m.
A. q. MOCAUSLAND, n. b. HIBBARD.
Superintendent. Qenl FAss. Ag't